A study with Gene Pensiero Jr. through the Gospel of Mark where we learn the Messiah has arrived and what it really means to follow Him.
Did you know Mark not only wrote the first Gospel, but that he invented a new literary genre? One that is more than a simple biography - this is a we-interrupt-your-regularly-scheduled-programming, breaking news message that the Savior of the world has been revealed and has called out to YOU to follow Him.
In the Gospel of Mark, we learn that though we often fail to understand the truth about Jesus, failure isn't the last word thanks to His grace, power, and revelation.
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A study with Gene Pensiero Jr. through the Gospel of Mark where we learn the Messiah has arrived and what it really means to follow Him.
Did you know Mark not only wrote the first Gospel, but that he invented a new literary genre? One that is more than a simple biography - this is a we-interrupt-your-regularly-scheduled-programming, breaking news message that the Savior of the world has been revealed and has called out to YOU to follow Him.
In the Gospel of Mark, we learn that though we often fail to understand the truth about Jesus, failure isn't the last word thanks to His grace, power, and revelation.
Mark 3:1-6 – Every Rule You Break, We’ll Be Watching You
The Gospel Of Mark // Who Do You Say That He Is?
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6 months ago
Mark 3:1-6 – Every Rule You Break, We’ll Be Watching You
Would you rather have a shriveled hand or a dead heart?
Our text in this study is: Mark 3:1-6
Series: Who Do You Say That He Is?
Gene Pensiero Jr
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Welcome to our ongoing Bible study series through the Gospel of Mark! In this powerful video, we delve into Mark 3:1-6, a pivotal passage that reveals the growing conflict between Jesus Christ and the religious leaders of His time. The title of this message is "Mark 3:1-6 - Every Rule You Break, We'll Be Watching You," and it unpacks the profound truths about obedience, faith, and the condition of the human heart.
Are you looking to deepen your understanding of the Bible? Are you interested in learning more about Jesus and Christian teachings? Do you find value in in-depth Bible studies and insightful sermons? If so, you've come to the right place. This video is specifically crafted for individuals seeking to study the Bible, explore Christianity, and connect with the life and ministry of Jesus Christ. This message comes from a Calvary Chapel perspective, offering a verse-by-verse exploration of Scripture.
In Mark chapter 3, verses 1 through 6, we witness Jesus entering the synagogue on the Sabbath. There, He encounters a man with a shriveled hand, presenting a stark contrast between physical ailment and spiritual hardness. This passage is the culmination of five consecutive accounts in Mark that illustrate the escalating tension between Jesus and those who opposed His message and miracles.
We explore the historical context of the synagogue, its role in Jewish life, and how it differed from Temple worship. Understanding this background provides crucial insight into the setting of this significant encounter. Despite facing opposition, Jesus consistently attended these gatherings, demonstrating patience and grace. This serves as a powerful reminder for us today regarding the importance of gathering with God's people, even amidst imperfections.
The focus of the religious leaders was not on worship or learning from Jesus, whose fame as a Rabbi and miracle worker was widespread. Instead, they were intently watching Him, seeking an opportunity to accuse Him if He were to heal on the Sabbath. Their hearts were hardened, unwilling to accept the works of Jesus, mirroring a spiritual paralysis far more severe than the man's physical condition.
This Bible study delves into the question Jesus poses: "Is it lawful to do good on the Sabbath or to do evil, to save life or to kill?" This powerful inquiry challenges their rigid interpretations of the Law and exposes the true condition of their hearts. Their silence in response speaks volumes about their inability to reconcile their traditions with the compassion and power of God.
We examine Jesus' reaction – His anger and grief over the hardness of their hearts. This reveals the deep emotional investment God has in our lives and our spiritual well-being. In contrast, the man with the withered hand demonstrates faith and obedience when Jesus commands him to stretch it out, resulting in immediate restoration.
This sermon emphasizes that the core issue is always the heart. Will we allow God to transform our hearts of stone into hearts of flesh? Are we willing to be open to new directives from the Lord, even within the unchanging essentials of doctrine? We consider the dangers of becoming so entrenched in our understanding that we become unwilling to hear God's present leading.
The passage concludes with the Pharisees plotting with ...
The Gospel Of Mark // Who Do You Say That He Is?
A study with Gene Pensiero Jr. through the Gospel of Mark where we learn the Messiah has arrived and what it really means to follow Him.
Did you know Mark not only wrote the first Gospel, but that he invented a new literary genre? One that is more than a simple biography - this is a we-interrupt-your-regularly-scheduled-programming, breaking news message that the Savior of the world has been revealed and has called out to YOU to follow Him.
In the Gospel of Mark, we learn that though we often fail to understand the truth about Jesus, failure isn't the last word thanks to His grace, power, and revelation.
